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Reproduction of a sketch mounted to presentation board with rugged edges. 31 x 18.75 inches.

By Jameson & Spearl Architects. Mounted with mat. Watercolor and architectural drawing, full-color. 30.5 x 23.75 inches.

Aerial view from the south looking north. 22.5 x 16.75 inches.  VC154004.

Architectural layout of ground floor of buildings on medical campus. 28 x 22 inches. Similar to Floor Plan of Washington University Medical School and Affiliated Institutiions located in Map Case Drawer 7, Folder 4.

Russell Mullgardt Schwarz Van Hoefen Architects. 23.25 x 17.25 inches.

Jamieson & Spearl Architects. Mounted to board. 17 x 21.75 inches.

Jamieson & Spearl Architects. Mounted to board. 24.5 x 19 inches.

Jamieson & Spearl Architects. Watercolor. Mounted to board with mat. 29.5 x 22 inches.

Black and white. Small rip. 23.75 x 20 inches.

Black and white photo mounted to mat board. Includes second copy of photo not mounted to mat board. 17 x 25 inches. VC164086.

View is as far north as West Pine Blvd, Forest Park on the west, CID on the south. Mounted to board. 25 x 18.5 inches. 2 prints. VC099080.

Slight aerial view from southeast looking northwest. Front of Barnes and construction of Queeny Tower shown. Mounted to board. 23.75 x 31.75 inches. VC099082. Duplicate of VC422028.

Mounted nicely to board for framing. Aerial view from southwest looking northeast. Construction of Queeny Tower has just begun. 28 x 24 inches. VC099083.

Mounted nicely to board for framing. Aerial view from northeast looking southwest, Forest Park and Science Center in view. 28 x 24 inches. VC099084.

Aerial view, Queeny Tower Construction. Mounted to board. 28 x 24 inches. VC099085. VC422026 is a crop from this print.

Aerial view, Queeny Tower Construction. Includes negative. Mounted to board. 28 x 24 inches. VC099086.

27 x 20.75 inches. Lithograph by L. Gast. & Brother, St. Louis. VC610.

VC610. Engraving of the front of the St. Louis Medical College. In the foreground, people are picture walking and riding in a horse drawn carriage. Multiple dogs are also pictured. For negative, see WCF VC610.

This drawing by artist Theodore Anders has also been described as the amphitheater at St. Louis Medical College, which was the successor to the Medical Department of St. Louis University. See VC610. Drawing of an amphitheater and class. Half of the amphitheater is students whereas the other half displays anatomical drawings. For the negative, see WCF VC610.

VC610. 11 x 14 inch color print and accompanying information sleeve of a reproduction of the painting of the WUSM by Stanley Meltzoff and donated by E.R. Squibb and Sons.